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February 16

How Jeff Bezos ruined The Washington Post and why he should sell it

Media veteran examines how Bezos transformed from newspaper savior to destroyer, cutting staff while his net worth soars by $224 billion since purchase.

February 16

Nancy Guthrie's family members cleared as suspects in disappearance

Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos clears Nancy Guthrie's family as suspects in her disappearance case, calling them "victims" who have been cooperative.

February 16

Agitator arrested on battery charge outside Trump's West Palm Beach golf course

Police arrested a man he allegedly struck a protester outside Trump's West Palm Beach golf course during the weekend.

February 16

Trump blasts Newsom’s UK pact, warns foreign leaders as 2028 buzz builds

Trump slams California Gov. Newsom's European diplomacy tour as "inappropriate," warning UK leaders against partnering with the Democratic governor.

February 16

Nancy Guthrie case: Ret. FBI agent says bureau preparing for 'parallel realities' while awaiting DNA results

Retired FBI agent reveals three possible outcomes as Nancy Guthrie investigators await crucial DNA results from glove found near scene in ongoing case.

February 16

ICE assaults spike over 1,300% as Dems draw ‘hard red line’ to unmask agents in DHS battle

Trump's 'border czar' Tom Homan defends ICE face coverings after DHS reveals dramatic spikes in assaults and violent threats targeting agents.

February 16

Obama calls Los Angeles homelessness an ‘atrocity,’ criticizes 'losing' political strategy

Obama called Los Angeles homelessness an "atrocity" despite billions spent, warns current approach is "losing political strategy" for addressing crisis.

February 16

Rihanna suffers wardrobe malfunction at New York Fashion Week

Rihanna suffers wardrobe malfunction at A$AP Rocky's AWGE fashion show during New York Fashion Week. The back slit in the singer's jacket opened wider than intended, exposing her backside.

February 16

Rubio shines on global stage while AOC, Whitmer, and Newsom take heat

Democratic 2028 hopefuls face criticism after Munich Security Conference appearances, with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez drawing scrutiny for foreign policy stumbles.

February 16

Maduro raid questions trigger Pentagon review of top AI firm as potential ‘supply chain risk’

Pentagon reviews Anthropic partnership over alleged AI use concerns in Venezuela operation, citing potential "supply chain risk" from company practices and policies.